A quiet corner of De Westereen
This end-of-terrace house on De Bjirken sits in a calm part of De Westereen, a village where life moves at a gentle pace. The home comes with a remarkably spacious plot of 2,210 m², which is a rare find for a rental property. At €668 per month, the rent was keen when you consider the size of the plot and the house itself. For context, end-of-terrace houses in Dantumadiel give you a sense of what this property type typically commands in the area. This home has not been online since 10 October 2026.
The De Westereen neighbourhood
Residents speak warmly of the area. One says: "We live on a quiet street within walking distance of the centre." Another, who has been here seven years, describes it as "a beautiful spot with nice people and a lovely, quiet environment. People help each other when needed and are often up for a chat." Based on three reviews, the neighbourhood scores an average of 8.29 out of 10. The community is mixed in age, with a good share of families and older residents alike. The De Westereen neighbourhood has a friendly, village feel that comes through in the reviews.
Life on the street
Daily errands are straightforward. Aldi is just around the corner, with PLUS a couple of streets away, so the weekly shop is never a chore. For families, CBS De Boustien and ibs 't Pompeblêd are both within a ten-minute walk, making the school run easy. The train station is a short distance away, which helps if you commute. The municipality of Dantumadiel keeps the surrounding area well connected for everyday needs.
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About De Bjirken 30, De Westereen
Was €668 per month a fair rent for this home?
The rent of €668 per month was keen, especially given the large plot of 2,210 m² that came with this end-of-terrace house. With a floor area of 90 m² and a year of construction from 1971, the price sat favourably compared to what similar rentals in the area tend to go for. The energy label C meant running costs would be moderate, though not minimal.
What is the energy label and what does it mean?
The energy label is C, which is an official registration recorded in the Dutch EP-Online system. It indicates the home's energy performance is average, so you can expect reasonable but not exceptionally low energy bills. The label does not tell you anything about the condition of the building itself, only its official energy rating.
How big is the plot and what could it be used for?
The plot measures 2,210 m², which is unusually generous for a rental property. This gave you plenty of outdoor space around the house, though the listing did not specify how the garden was laid out or whether it was fenced. The size alone makes this home stand out from most rentals in the area.
What is the neighbourhood like to live in?
Residents give the neighbourhood a strong average score of 8.29 out of 10. One describes it as "a quiet street within walking distance of the centre," while another who has lived here for seven years calls it "a beautiful spot with nice people and a lovely, quiet environment." The community is mixed, with families and older residents well represented.
How far is the nearest supermarket and school?
Aldi is 433 metres away and PLUS is 513 metres, so daily shopping is a short walk. For primary education, CBS De Boustien is 692 metres and ibs 't Pompeblêd is 716 metres, both within easy reach. The train station is 1.2 km away, which is convenient for commuting.
Is this social housing?
Yes, this was social housing, which meant the rent was set at a level intended to be affordable. The monthly rent of €668 reflected that status. Eligibility for social housing typically depended on income criteria, though the listing did not specify the exact requirements.
